Sub-Radio and Moontower

Moontower is an electro-pop trio from Los Angeles, California, known for their conceptual content and energetic, highly visual live performances. Formed at the University of Southern California, their style blends alternative songwriting with electronic music. Notable releases include the album "Hurry Up Please, It's Time" and songs like "Long Hair" and "Hit the Lights," which topped KROQ's "Locals Only." They have collaborated with artists such as Goldroom.

Sub-Radio, an indie pop band from Washington D.C., is known for energetic live shows and popular tracks like "Flashback." Their eclectic style blends pop-punk with indie-pop. They gained wider fame at Firefly Music Festival and through a 2020 virtual tour with over 20 million viewers. Signed with Th3rd Brain, they've collaborated with producer Andrew Maury.